Adam said:
I am JahPowerBit of Bitcointalk.
I think LTBCoin is really an awesome idea. The kind of idea that changes things. I also think http://www.humint.is/ is a great great idea! I work in the web for 15 years, and he comes to my mind dozens of clients that could be interested .
My application is a good basis for developing custom wallets, either as a desktop application or as webwallet (it takes a bit of work, but I prefer to wait to finish well the light desktop version before starting).What I propose for LTBWallet is to prepare the list of features that you can imagine for. Even better if you have time to prepare a mockup with any tool like http://www.mockflow.com/.I prefer to leave you free to imagine the most useful and original features, rather than tell you, that's what you can or can not do. Of course I am at your disposal if you have any questions.Once I have theses informations, I will give you a time for development.
I will take care of LTBWallet in priority over everything else, because I think this is the best way to promote XCP.. and my work ;-)
Cheers
This email came in this morning, JahBit is the guy who has been implementing the first desktop GUI and by all accounts is one of the most qualified people to build us such a wallet. Let's take advantage of this, propose and discuss features both for a conventional wallet but lets also think about what a web-wallet built into a website like LTB could look like. Keep in mind the Web Wallet won't store any funds, it will just be an interface to access your funds and will be recoverable on other services besides the LTB website in the event we go down. I NEVER want to store any funds on any LTB servers, if something needs such an application we should contract with a reliable vendor of such a service, preferably insured.
